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Is Buying a Used MacBook Air Worth It? What to Check Before You Invest

The MacBook Air has long been a favorite among users due to its portability and performance. While these laptops are in high demand on the secondary market and offer potential savings, it's crucial to weigh the pros and cons and thoroughly inspect the device before purchase.

Windows Zero-Day Threat: Protect Your NTLM Credentials

A newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in Windows potentially exposes users across multiple Windows versions to credential theft. Discovered by 0patch researchers, this critical security flaw allows attackers to steal NTLM credentials through a deceptively simple method. The vulnerability affects a wide range of Windows systems, including: Technical details of the vulnerability are withheld to minimize exploitation risk until Microsoft issues a fix to minimize any further risk of exploitation.

From tactical moves to transformation: the ripple effect of SASE.

Wikipedia defines a ripple effect as “an initial disturbance to a system propagating outward to disturb an increasingly larger portion of the system.” This phenomenon is highly applicable to many IT transformations such as cloud migration and move to hybrid work, but even more so to SASE (Secure Access Service Edge).

Steps To Strengthen Banking Application Security

Let us explore how enhancing the protection of banking applications throughout the software development lifecycle can lead to improved regulatory compliance, increased application security, and reduced development costs. Banking applications are often prime targets for attackers, who seek to disrupt accessibility and compromise sensitive information, including credit card data. Furthermore, vulnerabilities in online applications can grant unauthorized access to corporate networks and server programs, enabling criminals to alter or steal data directly from the applications.